The questioning will be focused on two major cases, the Haaretz reported.
According to Case 1000, Netanyahu is allegedly involved in an improper acceptance of expensive gifts from businessmen in return for favors. The second matter, Case 2000, involves negotiations of the Israeli prime minister with the Yedioth Ahronoth daily publisher Arnon Mozes, who reportedly offered a favorable coverage in exchange for reducing circulation of rival newspaper Israel Hayom.

Netanyahu is also expected to respond to his wife’s testimony, which discorded with his previous statements, in particular concerning Case 1000, the Haaretz reported, citing a police source.

The probe has lingered due to Netanyahu’s frequent trips abroad. The police said the questioning may be repeated if the testimony is not sufficient, according to the newspaper.